Front page lead
The person accused of attacking politician Ján Ferenčák has spoken out, with the motive being investigated as either political or a result of intoxication.
A personal story about parents making the most of their time with sons who have only a few years left to live, starting with a difficult childhood experience.
A commentary piece criticizing the Slovak Intelligence Service (SIS) and its leadership, arguing that the agency is failing and its head exemplifies this failure.
An article detailing the transfer cost of a key goal-scoring player for the Slovak football club Slovan Bratislava, who recently joined from Mjällby.
A lifestyle piece about a woman who went from being a saleswoman to a millionaire, with a highly anticipated wedding on the horizon.
The departing head of the Slovak telecommunications regulator discusses how operators prefer investing in other markets due to better returns.
An article explaining the investment strategy of DRFG, detailing how it diversifies its significant assets across various sectors, including retail and technology.
A mother shares her difficult decision to leave her premature twins in the hospital after birth, facing criticism but following medical advice.
A weather forecast warning of an abrupt and significant change in weather across Slovakia, including an unexpected temperature fluctuation.
An incident on the railway in Veľké Leváre where a semi-naked man on a traction pole caused significant disruption to train traffic.
An economic analysis questioning Europe's preparedness for the upcoming winter, considering the potential for energy shortages due to low reserves.
A report from 'Živé' uncovers 'Shadow Builders,' individuals or groups allegedly sabotaging companies.
A political commentary reflecting on the historical legacy of Slovak presidents, comparing current President Čaputová to her predecessor Kiska.
A reportage about a commander, known as a 'bone collector,' who dedicated himself to finding and honoring the remains of fallen soldiers, and his recent death.
The former head of the Agricultural Paying Agency (PPA) accuses Minister Takáč of deliberately protecting 'eurofund mafias' involved in fraudulent activities.